Google's Chrome team just launched Octane, a new JavaScript benchmark suite that aims to measure real-world performance. Unlike most other benchmarks, which tend to use artificial tests developed ...

Google announced that users must enable JavaScript to use Google Search. In an email to TechCrunch, a company spokesperson explained that this change is intended to better protect Google Search from ...

Google notes that less than 0.1% of searches (which still amounts to millions, given Google Search’s user base) are conducted by users who keep JavaScript disabled.

Google search only works with Javascript If you use Google search in Firefox, Chrome and the like, you won't get very far without JavaScript. But there are exceptions.

Google published a new developer page for generating structured data with JavaScript. The guide provides guidance on how to do it properly so that it wins in Google search.

A very simple web application to upload files into google drive using PHP, JS and Google Drive API version 2.

Google announced it was retiring its Octane JavaScript benchmark, saying most of its tests are outdated and contained bugs that allowed browser developers to cheat and obtain higher scores than ...

A change made months ago in the open-source JavaScript library Closure introduced an XSS vulnerability in Google Search and likely other Google products.